Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 June 1945 — Page 16

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SEVERAL GENERATIONS AGO most of the families in this part

of the country had a plant or two of asparagus:in their garden lots, | Why it took so long for folks to get curious enough to try cooking these

tender spears that shoot up is beyond my ability to guess.

As soon as the edibility of asparagus was discovered, its delicious- |

ness was hailed far and wide and today there is no other vegetable that ranks higher for nutritive] : value, color. form and flavor. Try broiler for 1 to 2 mins. our asparagus shortcake in today’ Ss | mediately. Pour servings.

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SATURDAY MENUS ; Breakfast Breakfast {Chilled cantaloupe.

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Dinner {Ham loaf (ground from shank end). Asparagus shortcake (see recipe). Escalloped potatoes. Pan-fried bologna slices Buttered spinach. Lettuce with 1000 Island dressing. 'Raw beet and cucumber salad. Sliced peaches. | Puffy yeast rolls Dinner | Rhubarb freeze (see recipe). Pan-fried perch. Supper Boiled new potatoes with jackets. | Sliced ham loaf sandwiches: Seven-minute new cabbage. { Mixed fruit salad with lime honey Tomatoes. dressing. Green peppers and onions with] | Cup cakes. seasoned vinegar, Rhubarb freeze: One C. ev sported Bread. { milk, 3 c. diced rhubarb, 1 tbsp. wa. Caramel sauce custard. 5 ter, 3, c¢. sugar, ‘4 lb. Harehallovs, 2 8 = 1, tsp. salt, 2 tbsps. lemon juice, % Asparagus shortcake: Three-|tsp. red food colQring, if desired. fourths lb. asparagus (cut in 1i2-in. | Place milk in freezing tray of repieces), 3 tbsps. margarine, 6 tbsps.!frigerator until it is chilled to stage flour, 1 ¢. milk, 1 c¢. liquid from of freezing. Place rhubarb and waasparagus, 1 tsp. salt, 2 tsps. lemon | ter ina sauce pan over moderate juice, 4 slices white bread, toasted. | Neat, as soon as Juices flow add Wash asparagus, peel off scales SUB and cook until rhubarb is { . . tender but. not mushy. Remove and break off lough ends. Cut into from heat. Add marshallows cut pieces and cook in 2 ¢. water and 1 a tap hac ; into quarters and the salt. tsp. salt for 20 mins. Make a sauce let chill by melting margarine and blending

3 brave . WV Remove evaporated milk to a in the four, Add Nquis gradually jchilled bowl, add lemon juice and Cook over low heat, stirring con-

whip with rotary heater until fluff stantly until sauce boils and i$ thick | p ¥.

Fold into it the rhubarb mixture and smooth. Add salt and lemon |, 4 the coloring. Pour into freezing | Juice. Place two slices of toast In|y/,y preeze at coldest temperature bottom of buttered baking dish, pour nti completely firm, about 3 hrs. over part of the asparagus mixture,! Return temperature to normal retop with remaining slices of toast frigerator temperature and keep in and asparagus mixture, sprinkle | freezing unit until ready to serve, with cheese if desired. Place under Four to 6 servings.

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By JOSEPH W. GRIGG United Press Staff Correspondent ARNSTADT, Germany, June 20.| —A pretty, pink-cheeked girl of 25] town of 30,000! {persons near Weimar today as \ probably the first woman mayor in! James Cagney and Sylvia SidGerman history, | ney are teamed in “Blood on the Frau Ursula Meéeisterernst, who | Sun,” opening today at Loew's. holds a doctorate of laws from | = - Heidelberg * university and is a] strong anti-Nazi, was installed as mayor by American occupation authorities. l She was given the spacious, pan- | eled office of the former Nazi ober- | guerhermeister and told to run the | town, Guiding her is tall, lanky Capt. Jack McGowan of Dallas, | . Tex., American military government | ;.," a poarhary (Sunt iy officer. | 1:45, 4:30, 7:15 and 10

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